The Bernice JournalMay 29, 1930 Miss Lucille Goss spent Sunday with Miss Lena Butler. Mrs. Walton Washam visited her mother, Mrs. G. W. Wilks Sunday who is very sick but was reported doing better Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brazzel had all their children and grandchildren with them Sunday they are Mr. and Mrs. … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalFebruary 6, 1930 Misses Lena Butler and Jettie Farrar returned Tuesday from a two weeks visit in Pine Prairie. C. E. Goss and family were Summerfield visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Mason of Monroe spent Tuesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Rockett. C. C. Nelson of Ruston spent … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalJanuary 30, 1930 Mrs. Clete Ward and Mrs. Roy Hightower of Junction City visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wise one day last week. Mrs. C. L. Bivins leaves this week for her home in Wheatly, Ark. Rev. Gurthie of El Dorado was here Sunday. G. B. Wilks was a visitor to Shreveport … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalJanuary 23, 1930 Messrs. Gurvis Post and Orr of Forth Worth, Texas were week-end visitors here. Mrs. C. L. Bivins is visiting near Little Rock this week. G. B. Wilks and J. C . Nelson made a trip to Monroe Thursday. Mrs. B. F. Post returned to her home in Marion after several … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalJanuary 16, 1930 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Wise, of Junction City, moved into our community last week. Mesdames C . L. Bivins, B. F. Farrar Sr., B. F. Post, D. J. Lowery and B. B. Butler were El Dorado viistors one day last week. J. C. Nelson made a business trip to … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalSeptember 19, 1929 Mrs. A. L. Ponder attended the funeral of Mrs. Kinnard in El Dorado last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson were El Dorado visitors Friday. Mrs. Chester Bevins of Vienna, was home for a few days last week. Mrs. Hunt had as her guests Sunday, M. S. Nicklas and … Continue reading Lillie News
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalJune 27, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ponder have their grandson Master Sanford Barnett, of Little Rock visiting them. Misses Catherine Cherry of Taylor and of Bernice are guests of Misses Mell B. and Addie Marie Farrar. Miss Margaurite Lowery spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs. Morrell Hollis in … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalJune 20, 1929 Rev. Guthrie of El Dorado was here for his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday giving three splendid sermons. Mrs. Guthrie came for Saturday's service. Mr. and Mrs. John Malon Farrar had her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Bernice with them Sunday. Mrs. J. S. Farrar is visiting … Continue reading Lillie News
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalMay 23, 1929 Rev. Gurthrie of El Dorado filled his regular appointment at Union Grove Saturday and Sunday. Several from here attended the baccalaureate sermon in Bernice Sunday. Mrs. Emily Henderson has been ill for several days but is better just now. Mr. E. J. Upshaw spent last weekend in Ruston. Mrs. C. … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalMay 9, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Farrar, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Farrar, Jr. were visitors to Ruston Saturday. Mrs. C. C. Mayfield of Junction City, is visiting relatives here this week. C. C. Nelson of Ruston, spent the week end with home folks. Miss Katherine Clingan was a … Continue reading Lillie News
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The Bernice JournalApril 4, 1929 Misses Vallie and Marrietta Nelson of Ruston were here Sunday. Mrs. C. C. Mayfield of Junction City, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Farrar Sr. and son, Jack, spent Easter in Monroe. Mrs. J. W. Hunt returned Wednesday from a … Continue reading Lillie News
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalMarch 14, 1929 Mrs. Leona Brockman visited in Smackover last week. Mesdames J. S. Farrar, G. B. Wilks, C. L. Nelson and Miss Otha Jinks attended the play in Junction City Thursday night. Mr. J. W. Perrott of Bernice was here on day last week. Mrs. L. W. Hart returned Sunday from a … Continue reading Lillie News
Lillie Dots
Gazette May 20, 1903 We hear some talk of a Baptist church being built at Lillie. Crops are looking more favorable now that at any time this season. Farmers have taken more interest this year with fertilizers than ever before. The longest passenger train we have ever seen pulled by here over the Arkansas Southern … Continue reading Lillie Dots
Lillie Dots
The Gazette December 31, 1902 It has been quite a while since "dots" were sent from this place; therefore please excuse the following: Miss Aliba Post and Jewell Carroll left for Park, Texas, on the 23rd to spend Christmas with relatives and friends. Dr. A. J. Thomas, who has been located at Spearsville for two … Continue reading Lillie Dots
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The Gazette December 4, 1901 Will send a few dots, as it has been some time since Lillie has been represented. Mr. A. B. Henderson went to New Orleans several weeks ago to have another surgical operation performed (cancer on his lip). He has not yet returned. Mr. Winston Farrar died at his son's home … Continue reading From Lillie
Dots From Lillie
The Gazette February 13, 1901 Ed. Gazette: -- As it has been quite a while since "dots" were sent from this place, you will pardon for what is here written. Mr. J. S. Post and wife, of Haskell, Texas, after spending several weeks here with relatives and friends, left last week for home. Small pox … Continue reading Dots From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette December 12, 1900 Mr. E. G. Carroll has moved his family back to his farm near Cherry Ridge. He is still merchandising here. On Sunday, December 2, Mr. John Parker and Miss Fannie, daughter of Mr. E. G. Carroll, were married at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. B. F. Post went to … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette November 7, 1900 One evening last week the people of this place were badly frightened when they saw one of Mr. E. G. Carroll's girls coming up the railroad screaming. The horse which they (two girls and a little boy) had been driving to school became frightened that evening and ran the buggy … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette October 17, 1900 Mr. W. M. Post, Jr., who has been a sufferer of consumption for 4 years, died at this place of the 9th. Mr. Benjamin F. Post, of Lockhart vicinity, died of a cancer of the stomach a week or so ago. Mr. F. M. Carroll, father of Mr. E. G. … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette August 29, 1900 Scarlet fever scare seems to prevail here just now. Mr. J. F. Bird(?) of Champagnolle, Ark., is visiting relatives near Lillie. A telegraph office has been in operation here since last month. Mr. W. M. Dixon of Wesson, Ark., has been with his friends here this week. Eld. Tom Post, … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette July 25, 1900 Mrs. T. L. Grace, of Texas, daughter of Dr. W. H. Lowe, is visiting relatives and friends in this ward. Lillie seems to be free of measles just now. Mr. J. H. Rhodes has recently returned from Oklahoma territory, where he went after his mother who was visiting her son … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette July 11th, 1900 The fact that this pen has been silent for several weeks is no evidence that Lillie is dead. The water in Little Cornie has been nearing her borders since the rains, but still she continues to hold her own except on excursion days, when many of her inhabitants go south. … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette May 30, 1900 The poker tent, spoken of some time since, has bee moved. So much for the morality of the people of Lillie. Capt. C. C. Henderson stopped off here one day not long since, stating that he intended putting up a depot and a telephone office in the near future. The … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lillie
The Gazette May 16, 1900 To-day (Saturday) a "blind tiger" man was brought before the justice court at Lillie. Mrs. B. F. Post and Mrs. Lum Henderson left for a visit with the former's father, Mr. Thos. Cole, last Friday. Regular measles are in Lillie. Mrs. A. Ward and her son are quite sick with … Continue reading From Lillie
From Lille
The Gazette May 2, 1900 Mrs. Nancy Risinger, after spending six or eight months her with relatives and friends, left for her home in Shelby Co., Texas, no long since. Miss Dellie Mason, of near Lockhart, is quite sick with congestion. Mr. Eugene Buckley and his daughter Miss Inez have had pneumonia recently. Mrs. B. … Continue reading From Lille
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